The assistant that runs its own computer.
Give OCC a computer of its own — a spare Mac, a Windows PC, a Linux box — with the model you choose. It works the keyboard and mouse like a person, always on, and never touches the screen you're using. So it finishes the whole task: files, apps, logins, the things a browser bot can't touch. Run one, or a whole team.
An assistant that's actually yours.
The big assistants run in a company's cloud, on a company's model, with a company's view of your screen. OCC flips that — it's your computer, your model, your data.
It has its own computer
Not a cloud box — and not fighting you for your screen. OCC runs on a machine you own that it keeps to itself: a spare Mac, a Windows PC, a Linux box. Your hardware, your logins, nothing uploaded.
Your model, your rules
Bring the model you want — open-weight or frontier. Your data never leaves to train someone else’s system, and you’re never locked to one company’s AI.
It works like a person
OCC sees the screen and uses the mouse and keyboard, so it finishes the whole task — native apps, file pickers, sign-ins, downloads — not just what fits in a browser tab.
Always on, never in your way
Because it has its own machine, it works while you’re on yours — or asleep. Give it a goal and go. No rented compute, no meter running, no one else watching the screen.
Same idea. Yours, not theirs.
xAI, Meta, and OpenAI all launched always-on assistants in 2026 — and they all made the same choice: their cloud, their model, their view of your screen. OCC is the one that runs on your side.
OCC your side | Grok Bot xAI | Muse Meta | Dots OpenAI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Your own computer | Their cloud | Their cloud | Their cloud |
| Your files & logins | Stay on your machine | Uploaded | Uploaded | Uploaded |
| Choice of model | Any model you want | Grok only | Muse only | GPT only |
| What it can use | Your whole computer | A cloud VM | A cloud VM | Browser + apps |
| Platforms | Mac, Windows, Linux | Their cloud | Their cloud | Their cloud |
| Run many at once | Yes — a whole team | One session | One session | One session |
| Who sees your screen | Only you | Their servers | Their servers | Their servers |
| Open source | Yes | No | No | No |
Same capability a human has at the keyboard — delivered on your machine, as you, instead of from a company's datacenter.
The whole task — not half of it.
Most “agents” stop at the edge of the browser. Real work doesn't. OCC does the parts that actually get you stuck.
It uploads a file the way you do.
A browser bot can't open your computer's file window — so it fakes it behind the scenes, and breaks the moment a site checks. OCC clicks the button, the real file window opens, it finds the file and hits Open. Exactly like a person.
One Ghost, or a whole team.
Every assistant is a Ghost, and each one runs on its own computer. Point them at different jobs and they work in parallel, around the clock — a team that grows when you need it, on any machine you own.
Reconciling invoices in the finance app
WorkingFiling the claims portal, one by one
WorkingPulling reports and renaming the files
WorkingAdd another Ghost
Spin up more capacity on another machine, anytime.
Set up once. Then just ask.
Give it a computer of its own
A spare Mac, a Windows PC, or a Linux box — whatever you’ve got. One app, no cloud account, nothing uploaded. It lives there, so it never takes over the screen you’re using.
Choose your model
Point OCC at the AI you want — a private local model or a frontier one. Swap it anytime. Your data stays with you.
Give it a goal
Tell it what you need in plain words — one Ghost or your whole team. Each looks at its screen and works the mouse and keyboard, then shows you exactly what it did.
It works the way a person does — so it keeps working.
Tools wired into a site's or app's code break the moment that code changes. OCC doesn't depend on any of that. It looks at the screen and acts, exactly like you — so a redesign or an update doesn't faze it, and the same OCC runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux without a rewrite.
Eyes and hands don't have a version number.
Your assistant. Your computer.
OCC is in early access. Leave your email and we'll help you set it up on a machine of its own.
Open source · macOS · Windows · Linux · bring your own model